Season 1 Episode 6: Dr. Kenyatta Starks

01/09/22 • 42 min

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In this episode of Dope People, we sit with Dr. Kenyatta Starks, founder and CEO of Starks Consulting (https://www.starksconsults.com/).
With 25 years in education, Dr. Starks is a transformational and systems leader. She believes that relationships are one of the many critical levers for leadership to be successful.
Listen to Dr. Starks navigates her way through an informative conversation, an entertaining game of 'This or That', and as she gives her perspectives on the importance of educational leadership.
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Season 1 Episode 5: Jear Armstead-Jones

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Jaer Armstead-Jones has been a middle school teacher for the past 15 years with a heart to help teens thrive in education and in character.
He also has published a novel titled "My Invisible Father" about three teens who are missing their fathers in different ways but don't realize how much they are the same.

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Season 1 Episode 7: Lisa Baugh

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Lisa M. Steward-Baugh, QMHP, Recovery Coach, MAOL, CLC
Lisa is a Qualified Mental Health Professional, Certified Life Coach, Recovery Coach, and holds a Masters's in Organizational Leadership.
Lisa has worked in Social Services, advocating, supporting, embracing, and empowering women for more than 20 years. In her personal life she has chosen to dedicate herself and connect with women, by way of community, maternal experiences, homelessness, child health, mental illness, substance abuse, and so much more. Lisa has been defined as a Connector, A Leader, A Mentor, The Clean-Up Woman, and even a Master Trainer. She is certified to facilitate several research-based workshops and groups, which include, but are not limited to; Life and Parenting Skills, Mental Health Education and Support, Abuser Intervention, Sexual Assault, Recovery, John’s Training, Domestic Violence, Healing, and so much more. Lisa’s mindset is stuck on challenging women to truly allow themselves to be transparent and in their truth with themselves and each other, in order to live their best lives. Lisa has a gift for connecting and embracing women, particularly those who are broken and who have experienced or are living in trauma and crisis-related situations.
Presently, Lisa sits in the position of Region Manager for CEDA South overseeing FsACE; ((Family Support And Community Engagement), a “case management” program that looks at your needs and builds you a path toward self-sufficiency). Including her recent acceptance to “100 Women who Care”, an organization that uses the power of collective giving to make a positive difference in the diverse neighborhoods of our Chicago community.
“Let’s have the Conversation”
Lisa’s motto speaks to encourage women to:
- have full transparency
- be in their truth
- be ok with being vulnerable
- always pay it forward
- serve, be selfless
- have no judgments
- don't be afraid to have a conversation
- help other women
You can find Lisa on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-m-baugh-recovery-coach-qmhp-maol-clc-948a94101/ or by calling 708-439-9788
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